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The unsettling object at the top of this post is a prototype for a particularly strange and disgusting candy called âThe Barfo Family Candy.â Thatâs right, it was an entirely family of candy dispensers (including the family dog) that puked up the gooey candy contained within each of them. Awesomely weird. It was released by the Topps bubblegum company back in 1990:
âThe armless & legless torsos featuring an unhappy, nauseated, white bread family, with their heads mounted on accordion-like shaped bodies containing a delightful glop- like gel/âcandyâ (ingredients: sugar, water, glycerin, gelatin, citric acid, potassium sorbate, artificial flavors, artificial colors), are still fondly recalled by vomit novelty toy and candy afficianotos. Barfo was a collaborative effort of Toppsâ new product development department, the original notion hatched by veteran candy man Abe Morgenstern, who arrived at Topps one morning in Brooklyn with a Thanksgiving turkey baster demanding to know: âHow can we turn this into a candy container?â Mark Newgarden suggested a vomiting head, and The rest is history. As journalist Patrick Rosenkranz chronicled in âThe Bubble Gum Warsâ: âThe concept that couldnât be ignored, The Barfo Family quickly became a legend in their own time.â
Head over to Drew Friedmanâs awesome blog to view more images and learn lots more about the Barfo Family.
I decided to open a bunch of the Garbage Pail Kids posters that we sell in the PORK SHOP last night because I needed some chicken fat for the soul & I was marveling at how much I resonate with the gross world of Topps.Â